Jean & Gary --
I found that if I uncheck the outline box and the assign the styles in a
weird order it works fine. So, I added that the outline box supersedes
the custom styles checkbox.
I guess that is good.
Have a nice night,
Peter Kupfer -- Using OOo since 'OO4 -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
Here's a question.
I was mucking around with making a custom table of contents and I
tried to make everything with a heading 1 show on up on the third
level but the results of the ToC didn't change.
Any thoughts why? I have a picture of what I did at
<http://www.openoffice.peschtra.com/images/bad_headings.png>
If Heading 1 is listed in Tools > Outline Numbering as being at Level 1,
that probably takes precedence over whatever you put into the Assign
Styles dialog when creating a ToC. AFAIK, Assign Styles is intended to
allow you to specify some extra styles to go at the same level as those
specified in Outline Numbering.
For example, I use this dialog to make "Index Heading" come out at the
same level as "Heading 1" in the ToC... Heading 1 is at Level 1 already
because that's where I put it in outline numbering.
--Jean
